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Response from The White House RE: Mordechai Vanunu Via The New York Times

"Our problems stem from our acceptance of this filthy, rotten system.” - Dorothy Day

(CLERMONT, Fla.) - When President Obama took office, this activist reporter began phoning, faxing and emailing him and Secretary of State Clinton seeking a statement regarding the fact that Israel continues to deny the Nuclear Whistle Blower Mordechai Vanunu the right to leave the state ever since he emerged from a tomb sized windowless cell in April 2004.

This came after 18 years in jail for telling the world the truth and providing the photographic proof that Israel had manufactured upwards of 200 nuclear warheads in the Dimona's seven-story underground nuclear facility.

Rogue America, the Quiet Mutiny

How privatization, religion and Constitutional abuses have created a 'shadow' state.

(CINCINNATI) - A little over 2 weeks ago, John Wheeler III, former Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force, a man whose Washington resume put him in contact with presidents, was found in the back of a garbage truck.

Two week later, there is no police investigation, no cause of death, no questions from the press, just silence, deafening silence.

University of Toronto Kicks Purdue Pharma out of Pain Class

Medical students at the University of Toronto were provided a book on managing chronic pain that was funded and copyrighted by the maker of the highly addictive narcotic, OxyContin - Purdue Pharma

(MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.) - The drug industry's perceived role in a pain management course for medical students at the the University of Toronto, has led to a complaint, and a revamp in the school's pain management course curriculum.

The complaint led to a recent informal inquiry. A student brought the matter forward, along with two physicians in the faculty of medicine at the University of Toronto.

Monsters Among Us (Videos)

To Live or Die for a Real America...

(CINCINNATI) - I talked with one of my good friends last night. He was in Vietnam in the 1960s, as was I. He spent much of his life working in intelligence, not a safe and warm occupation during the cold war, when there may have been honor in the word “intelligence.”

Merry Christmas Kids from Purdue Pharma, Maker of OxyContin

The maker of OxyContin -- the ones who lied about the addictive and abusive qualities of the drug -- now want to reach out and "help".

(MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.) - The Partnership for a Drug Free America launched a new Website offering resources for those seeking help for their kids and teenagers who are struggling with addiction.

Initially one would think the "Time to Get Help" Website was very informative and helpful to parents until the sponsorship of the website is named -- Purdue Pharma -- along with an anonymous donor...

Movie Breaks All Rules Exposing Cancer Origins

New film on the reality of your life and cancer; also catch it in Deutch: Krebs und die Ursachen: Ein Film bricht alle Regeln

(SALEM / PARIS) - I think the new film Idiot Cycle that delivers the goods on the world's top cancer causing culprits, could easily have been titled "The Business of Cancer"- as it so fully divulges the dark and dirty side of companies like Monsanto and Dow.

The whole world is fairly screwed for the long run, and it all has red, white and blue paint.

Lawsuit Accuses California Loan Modification Company of Cheating Oregon Homeowners

The lawsuit alleges that American Team Mortgage charged more than $80,000 in fees from nearly three dozen Oregon homeowners in violation of Oregon law

(SALEM, Ore.) - Attorney General John Kroger today announced a lawsuit that accuses the California-based American Team Mortgage, Inc., of repeatedly violating Oregon’s Unfair Trade Practices Act and Mortgage Rescue Fraud Protection Act.

“Homeowners facing foreclosure need help, not false promises,” said Keith Dubanevich, Chief of Staff and Special Counsel to Attorney General Kroger.

Wrong Answer Dr. Jenkins!

(MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.) - I was invited - as credentialed media - to participate in a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) media briefing on November 19, 2010 to discuss a "drug safety issue".

A controversial painkiller Darvocet or Darvon as well as other brand/generic drugs containing propoxyphene was being pulled by the FDA due to dangerous cardiac side effects. New proof of heart side effects in studies of healthy people taking normal doses of the drug prompted the FDA to act.

Connecticut`s Grave Mistake: Honoring Purdue Pharma for Safety

Purdue Pharma: convicted criminals responsible not only for the deaths of our youth, but the destruction of families throughout the U.S. and Canada.

(MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.) - Parents from all over the country and Canada called Governor Rell's offic to express their outrage at Purdue Pharma being honored with an award for "keeping youth safe" in Connecticut.

I thought it appropriate to call to hear for myself how bereaved parents were being treated by the governor's staff.

Oregon and 10 States Ban Former Owners of Missouri Company that Illegally Sold Extended Service Contracts for Automobiles

The settlement with the former owners of U.S. Fidelis, also known as National Auto Warranty Services and Dealer Services, requires the owners to turn over 90 percent of their assets, including a mansion, a 50-foot yacht and more.

(SALEM, Oregon) - Oregon Attorney General John Kroger today announced a multi-state settlement that ensures the former owners of U.S. Fidelis will never again sell auto service contracts or telemarket in 11 states.

“This company’s business plan was based on ripping off consumers,” said Attorney General Kroger.